adding support for compressed payloads #753
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auvipy
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Is this something we can instead provide some kind of hook for? This seems kinda specific use case that I’d think would better live outside this lib |
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@auvipy let's revert this please. I'd like to think it through a bit more. Sorry for the last minute comments. |
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I am going to revert this for now, but supporting compressed payload may be a future endeaviour |
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It's strange that this was merged when #666 is pending to do the same thing. |
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@jpadilla Gan you give some update if there is already a way for some sort of callback that can be passed to do this? |
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A bunch of US states are using Smart Health Cards (https://smarthealth.cards/en/) to issue digital proof of COVID-19 vaccination. The QR code on the certificate decodes to a JWT token, but it has a compressed payload and upstream PyJWT didn't handle it. So I offer this contribution.
This patch introduces a dependency on
zlibbut as an old, salty python developer who hasn't lifted myself out of the requirements.txt era, I haven't figured out how this project is managing dependencies. Can you help me understand what needs to be done?